Heads Of Ayr Farm Park
Child Friendly
Dunure Rd, Alloway by Ayr KA7 4LD
If you’re visiting Heads of Ayr Farm Park in Alloway, Ayr, it’s not just the animals you’ve got to look forward to, it’s the food too. For families with children, no matter the age, it’s a fantastic day out in a beautiful location with no end of attractions to keep you entertained, including quad bikes, jumping pillows, bumper boats, four themed play areas, and a huge indoor soft play. It’s no surprise that once you’ve worked your way round all of those and visited the many wonderful animals on site (alpacas, miniature donkeys, lemurs, rabbits, goats and monkeys to name but a few) you’re going to be ready for a coffee and a hearty feed to re-fuel for the next round.
With three food outlets on site to tempt you there’s no shortage of food options for all the family. First up is the recently renovated Stonehouse Kitchen which reflects the rural setting with its rustic stone and natural wood décor, a cool and calming retreat after all those activities on the farm. Menus are seasonal and offer a range of firm favourites made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients from local suppliers. Burgers, loaded fries, salads, toasted subs, bratwurst dogs and baked potatoes are all available with a wide selection of tasty toppings and fillings. However, it’s the West Coast Hoagies that steal the show and offer the heartiest feed on the farm. So what exactly is a West Coast Hoagie? It’s a grilled flatbread filled with skin-on chips, three cheeses, spring onions, and seasoned cabbage with a choice of fillings which include all kinds of deliciousness such as farmhouse beef chilli or crispy garlic chicken bites with roasted garlic and rosemary mayo. Ready for pudding? The Stonehouse Kitchen also offers up a dessert bar serving waffles, crepes, sundaes and milkshakes amongst other delights. You won’t go home hungry. There’s also a separate but equally delicious menu for vegans and vegetarians offering several alternatives which are more imaginative than your average restaurant.
If you prefer al fresco dining and basking in the sunshine, you can find Grazer’s Grill BBQ out in the main park, where you can enjoy freshly prepared street food including burgers, hotdogs, munchy boxes and ice-creams galore. Alternatively, for a moment of peace while the children play, you can head into Stables Coffee Bar for a decadent barista-made coffee, a light bite, and an endless choice of cakes and bakes, the majority of which are homemade on-site by an in-house baker. With such a wide range of award-winning options, Heads of Ayr Farm Park will make sure you and your little monkeys won’t leave hungry.
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